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Pug* TWeB— CwlBfll ! EDITORIALLY SPEAKING A Paradise Revealed Trie Help the Hungarian Heroes drive at Fresno State College, which raised more than |70O~ae of yesterday, may he called a success thanks to the efforts? of the Freshman Women Social Activities Group. Blue Key. Rally Committee, the Speech Department and numerous individuals from other campus groups who did a grand job promoting a worthy cause. Little did the editors realize that when we first printed Chris Le*mhacher's challenging letter along witK an editorial suggesting to the students, that through the highly respected CARE relief organization, something could be done for a courageous people fighting communist tyranny, so much would be done. We seriously doubt so much would hsve been done had it not been for the girls of FWSAG led by Sally Edhoim. Carole Ward, and a heretofore unsung co-chairman. Kathy Farrow. all who literally pushed the others into the drive. Wo hope these jrirls are not discouraged because more people did not share their enthusiasm. But they can just figure it this way: In America, it is the individual who works and drives the hardest who gets ahead. The more laggards there are. the easier it is for the real worker to forge to the fn.nt. The laxnt^s of the majority always has been, snd always will be a trial for the industrious. The real worker- leader learns to win this trial and use it to his advantage. Briefly, before we say goodbye to old 1936. we would like to express our admiration for the work done by the various campus groups decorating the new and old campus portals. Our still raw and somewhat cold new campus looks more human and Christmas-like today thanks to the decorating committees. Incidentally. We would like to offer one new year's resolution for the student body to consider. Resolved: we will try to attend more FSC functions such as rallies and plays — and. if possible, participate more actively in school affairs. Ahem . . The Collegian is a virtual paradise for hard workers. We guarantee work or your resolution back. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS | Drive Carefully During Holidays Cautions Fresno Safety Organization Looking out for pedestrians is the motorist's biggest problem during the Christinas holidays when the streets will be conge*ted with four Umes as many of them as usual. Pyramids of packages will obstruct the pedestrians' view. They will be in a hurry and their minds will be on their Christmas Data and not on tb.lr4' safety "Older pedestrians are a special problem." said Matbew Khuttv, el- rector of Freeno County aafsty council, "they wear dearker etotb- hav* driven for the COLLEGIAN ©ay BtUfljLags Ketem Vatt Ta Sin fer Per After AW*,, K*ea*th B. Lawl*. UtmrX%r rrenma State Colteg* Vet*,,,, Affair., urged all Korean v„„, ana to signup for their Dereataar Khuta said that IS par cent of 11 censed drivers sre from 1( to K years old. And even though they are In the low esposure rat.: for most professtooal truck drivers, traveling .alexmen and those who part and are more suscepUble use the highways eiteaslvely are carelessness. They expect dri-, over that age. still this IS to IS involved In from 24 to M per te-ot of the ace Man U Motorist* hsve a big Job to do to help make thla season a merry one and one of safety WflCOaU SACK BUUDOOS I* Mills IAST ON BULLAIO COUICt CMW CUTS AMD FIAT-TO** EMILS BARBER SHOP — CLOVIS 4 SAISilS — 413 POlLASeTY SMOI SHIN! ANO ClOAt STOM vis _ rout coufOf town avoid an accident." Lynn Stewart, traffic (Uggeata. that there be only one driver to a car. and that one alt behind the wheel. The Joke th* men told of his wife wbo dree* M6.B0B miles without once getting behind th* wheel Isn't practical ln real life, he commented. There will be many office parties aa well as other celebrations, pas* Ing out the. "cup that cheers." In ..se too many cups of cheer get emptied, lock your car aad take a i*B i home. This is tbe time of y**r when flay light hours are the shortest Most people will be going home from work In tbe dark, so more fstslitle* will be chalked up — and most of them will be pedestrl- t'.lng parking lights as you drive on tbe highwsy* anytime or anywhere In California, la Illegal, When the other person needs lights to see you — you need lights to I tee htm. so turn on your lights. Thts. also. Is the time of rear- end collisions. Peopl» . lo.* to other cars. Check your windshield wipers: see that they cover a wide arc Slow down for oil film on tbe streets and roads after the first rains Be careful In fog and downpours. Watch out for wet leaves. And for the Fresno State College set. here Is an Item of Import: return from Christmas vacation" In making the pie* to Koraaa vet*. Lewi, pointed oat that bait of Fresno States 1MB vetema, signed up en the ttrst day for th. night and war* lowing morning to give as assay before Christmas Finally l*w1* noted that if vet eraaa will sign up early, processing of tb* checks caa bo mad- mock faster with little possible define PATRONIZE OUt ADVERTISED Made this discovery y«t? Tos romtiini tome very bitic dementi tvfice yoa slip into tail Arrow Par White thin. Ie mediam-mpnai collar and ainilaamt broadcloth fabric gire yoa tn exvi meteor* of itjU. And bectiuc it't i tofi collar (with start), you're secured of comfort a-plenrv. Add the Enriith block print tic for a perfect rgaal Msm Sairt, $J.9$i tie, J2-S0. ARROW^& -first in fashion IMIITt ■ Tilt ^r^S^S^^ir^^i GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR EVERY OCCASION COLLINS GIFT SHOP LOCATED ON MALL "A" IN THE MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER PHONE BA 9-0152 Male* this a record Christmas with rh«se HIT ALBUMS DCs Top 15 Long Play Hit and Show Albums HABBT BBLArONTB CALTPBO Deis PreeJe, Vertor LPM ISSt TBS KDDIK Die BIN STOBT SOI ND Br* SIM T.ACS THI BIMC AND 1 SOt ND TBA. k ttt rAlB LADY, etrlatwai ewat 1 .- ■SM BSC1III SOt ND TBACk 11 t -. r«IM e. Btl.ArONTE Jgj .S MIK -.WINCIM. ICfVIK" Be. .NOMA MM M. TBAl* SB**, Ss 1 ■ rmtlftl H mint Tiiwta - I*e*a I>L Ml) - SB*. , - E ALL agCOBOS PA( TOBT-rBBSa AND ClABANTB $3.1? $3.19 $3.19 $3.91 $4.75 $3.9t $3.19 $1.19 $3.9t $4.75 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 35&: RECORD OUTLET -to 43 EAST BELMONT PHONE AM 4-8986 PASADBNA *ta*v BB< OBD Ol Ti-KT Horea ,n STt DIO « ITT re»e>». HOLLTWOOD 11111 V ..,.,. HI. 4 I7M B ■ ttint- BT 4-ftM HIT >' !■• Bras BO !-*Tll at.a.. .... tattwaaa .1 *-.*** DetBr-ll AM t. I AM CAHN'S * 'i • • • m%eayi SWEATERS • • • CAHNS SWEATERS / JyC CAHN S FOR SWEATERS by THE HUNDREDS FOR CHRISTMAS SEW OVER THE HOLIDAY FOR YOUR HOUDAY PARTY DRESS HOBNAIL TAFFETA 45" Wide Crease resistanl Select from 150 of the season's most fashionable colors. Sensational, New WASHABLE ARNEL FAH.LE 45" Wide. Guaranteed washable, crease resistant. 10 beautiful "Spring Colors'" to select from Nylonett 72" Wide Nylon Tulle 54" Wide Nylon Loee 36" Wide Cotton Laces 36" Wide $1 Many colors to choose from. FASHIONABLE QUILTED FABRkS I OUHTIO COTTON* | atj J 1.69 Yet 1.49 yd, lelfyi. 249 yd. 1.49 yd. —IS Mass te 45 tenet*. Wierte. TBBaBSWDOUS MUKTION TO CHOOU MOM •etew. g *eaatt tte MfTAUIC OOUJ OUH.TSO TAtetTA OUHTIO COT- OUHTIO ouHTto eaatrfso IvTSGLAZlO OUHTIO CHINTZ M" ta 4S" aeMe
Object Description
Title | 1956_12 The Daily Collegian December 1956 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Dec 19, 1956 Pg 2 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1956 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | Pug* TWeB— CwlBfll ! EDITORIALLY SPEAKING A Paradise Revealed Trie Help the Hungarian Heroes drive at Fresno State College, which raised more than |70O~ae of yesterday, may he called a success thanks to the efforts? of the Freshman Women Social Activities Group. Blue Key. Rally Committee, the Speech Department and numerous individuals from other campus groups who did a grand job promoting a worthy cause. Little did the editors realize that when we first printed Chris Le*mhacher's challenging letter along witK an editorial suggesting to the students, that through the highly respected CARE relief organization, something could be done for a courageous people fighting communist tyranny, so much would be done. We seriously doubt so much would hsve been done had it not been for the girls of FWSAG led by Sally Edhoim. Carole Ward, and a heretofore unsung co-chairman. Kathy Farrow. all who literally pushed the others into the drive. Wo hope these jrirls are not discouraged because more people did not share their enthusiasm. But they can just figure it this way: In America, it is the individual who works and drives the hardest who gets ahead. The more laggards there are. the easier it is for the real worker to forge to the fn.nt. The laxnt^s of the majority always has been, snd always will be a trial for the industrious. The real worker- leader learns to win this trial and use it to his advantage. Briefly, before we say goodbye to old 1936. we would like to express our admiration for the work done by the various campus groups decorating the new and old campus portals. Our still raw and somewhat cold new campus looks more human and Christmas-like today thanks to the decorating committees. Incidentally. We would like to offer one new year's resolution for the student body to consider. Resolved: we will try to attend more FSC functions such as rallies and plays — and. if possible, participate more actively in school affairs. Ahem . . The Collegian is a virtual paradise for hard workers. We guarantee work or your resolution back. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS | Drive Carefully During Holidays Cautions Fresno Safety Organization Looking out for pedestrians is the motorist's biggest problem during the Christinas holidays when the streets will be conge*ted with four Umes as many of them as usual. Pyramids of packages will obstruct the pedestrians' view. They will be in a hurry and their minds will be on their Christmas Data and not on tb.lr4' safety "Older pedestrians are a special problem." said Matbew Khuttv, el- rector of Freeno County aafsty council, "they wear dearker etotb- hav* driven for the COLLEGIAN ©ay BtUfljLags Ketem Vatt Ta Sin fer Per After AW*,, K*ea*th B. Lawl*. UtmrX%r rrenma State Colteg* Vet*,,,, Affair., urged all Korean v„„, ana to signup for their Dereataar Khuta said that IS par cent of 11 censed drivers sre from 1( to K years old. And even though they are In the low esposure rat.: for most professtooal truck drivers, traveling .alexmen and those who part and are more suscepUble use the highways eiteaslvely are carelessness. They expect dri-, over that age. still this IS to IS involved In from 24 to M per te-ot of the ace Man U Motorist* hsve a big Job to do to help make thla season a merry one and one of safety WflCOaU SACK BUUDOOS I* Mills IAST ON BULLAIO COUICt CMW CUTS AMD FIAT-TO** EMILS BARBER SHOP — CLOVIS 4 SAISilS — 413 POlLASeTY SMOI SHIN! ANO ClOAt STOM vis _ rout coufOf town avoid an accident." Lynn Stewart, traffic (Uggeata. that there be only one driver to a car. and that one alt behind the wheel. The Joke th* men told of his wife wbo dree* M6.B0B miles without once getting behind th* wheel Isn't practical ln real life, he commented. There will be many office parties aa well as other celebrations, pas* Ing out the. "cup that cheers." In ..se too many cups of cheer get emptied, lock your car aad take a i*B i home. This is tbe time of y**r when flay light hours are the shortest Most people will be going home from work In tbe dark, so more fstslitle* will be chalked up — and most of them will be pedestrl- t'.lng parking lights as you drive on tbe highwsy* anytime or anywhere In California, la Illegal, When the other person needs lights to see you — you need lights to I tee htm. so turn on your lights. Thts. also. Is the time of rear- end collisions. Peopl» . lo.* to other cars. Check your windshield wipers: see that they cover a wide arc Slow down for oil film on tbe streets and roads after the first rains Be careful In fog and downpours. Watch out for wet leaves. And for the Fresno State College set. here Is an Item of Import: return from Christmas vacation" In making the pie* to Koraaa vet*. Lewi, pointed oat that bait of Fresno States 1MB vetema, signed up en the ttrst day for th. night and war* lowing morning to give as assay before Christmas Finally l*w1* noted that if vet eraaa will sign up early, processing of tb* checks caa bo mad- mock faster with little possible define PATRONIZE OUt ADVERTISED Made this discovery y«t? Tos romtiini tome very bitic dementi tvfice yoa slip into tail Arrow Par White thin. Ie mediam-mpnai collar and ainilaamt broadcloth fabric gire yoa tn exvi meteor* of itjU. And bectiuc it't i tofi collar (with start), you're secured of comfort a-plenrv. Add the Enriith block print tic for a perfect rgaal Msm Sairt, $J.9$i tie, J2-S0. ARROW^& -first in fashion IMIITt ■ Tilt ^r^S^S^^ir^^i GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR EVERY OCCASION COLLINS GIFT SHOP LOCATED ON MALL "A" IN THE MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER PHONE BA 9-0152 Male* this a record Christmas with rh«se HIT ALBUMS DCs Top 15 Long Play Hit and Show Albums HABBT BBLArONTB CALTPBO Deis PreeJe, Vertor LPM ISSt TBS KDDIK Die BIN STOBT SOI ND Br* SIM T.ACS THI BIMC AND 1 SOt ND TBA. k ttt rAlB LADY, etrlatwai ewat 1 .- ■SM BSC1III SOt ND TBACk 11 t -. r«IM e. Btl.ArONTE Jgj .S MIK -.WINCIM. ICfVIK" Be. .NOMA MM M. TBAl* SB**, Ss 1 ■ rmtlftl H mint Tiiwta - I*e*a I>L Ml) - SB*. , - E ALL agCOBOS PA( TOBT-rBBSa AND ClABANTB $3.1? $3.19 $3.19 $3.91 $4.75 $3.9t $3.19 $1.19 $3.9t $4.75 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 $3.19 35&: RECORD OUTLET -to 43 EAST BELMONT PHONE AM 4-8986 PASADBNA *ta*v BB< OBD Ol Ti-KT Horea ,n STt DIO « ITT re»e>». HOLLTWOOD 11111 V ..,.,. HI. 4 I7M B ■ ttint- BT 4-ftM HIT >' !■• Bras BO !-*Tll at.a.. .... tattwaaa .1 *-.*** DetBr-ll AM t. I AM CAHN'S * 'i • • • m%eayi SWEATERS • • • CAHNS SWEATERS / JyC CAHN S FOR SWEATERS by THE HUNDREDS FOR CHRISTMAS SEW OVER THE HOLIDAY FOR YOUR HOUDAY PARTY DRESS HOBNAIL TAFFETA 45" Wide Crease resistanl Select from 150 of the season's most fashionable colors. Sensational, New WASHABLE ARNEL FAH.LE 45" Wide. Guaranteed washable, crease resistant. 10 beautiful "Spring Colors'" to select from Nylonett 72" Wide Nylon Tulle 54" Wide Nylon Loee 36" Wide Cotton Laces 36" Wide $1 Many colors to choose from. FASHIONABLE QUILTED FABRkS I OUHTIO COTTON* | atj J 1.69 Yet 1.49 yd, lelfyi. 249 yd. 1.49 yd. —IS Mass te 45 tenet*. Wierte. TBBaBSWDOUS MUKTION TO CHOOU MOM •etew. g *eaatt tte MfTAUIC OOUJ OUH.TSO TAtetTA OUHTIO COT- OUHTIO ouHTto eaatrfso IvTSGLAZlO OUHTIO CHINTZ M" ta 4S" aeMe |